You’re right—movies love to toss a wrench in the plot. I still keep the classic “The Sixth Sense” in my mental database, but my personal favorite has to be “The Usual Suspects.” The whole scene with Verbal Kint and the line “The truth is out there” is a masterclass in misdirection, and the twist reveals that the entire conversation was about a character who never existed. It’s the kind of reveal that makes you scan every frame for hidden clues, then laugh at how I spent thirty minutes overanalyzing a single line.